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My friend has created a world that is shared however, cannot share it. We both have Xbox and have our crossplay in our Xbox settings activated. However, when he goes to share the world with me shows the friends list as empty. Even though we are already friends. He can invite me to his game and he tries to share the world with me there and it still shows an empty friend's list.

I forgot to mention this is on PC.

These crashes can happen at any point. Loading a saved world. Starting a saved world. Roaming around the park/area. Sleeping. Fighting. Sometimes a crash can be avoided for hours at a time. Other times it crashes immediately as soon as the world loads. We are using a saved game from when Grounded 2 first launched if that helps.

I would love to see Commander Zane and Buddy comics released as merchandise. We could learn more about the Earth Directorate.

Not sure what Rubio was getting at with some remarks "We increasingly outsourced our sovereignty to international institutions while many nations invested in massive welfare states at the cost of maintaining the ability to defend themselves" "For example, the United Nations still has tremendous potential to be a tool for good in the world. But we cannot ignore that today, on the most pressing matters before us, it has no answers and has played virtually no role. It could not solve the war in Gaza. Instead, it was American leadership that freed captives from barbarians and brought about a fragile truce. It had not solved the war in Ukraine. It took American leadership and partnership with many of the countries here today just to bring the two sides to the table in search of a still-elusive peace. " This one is a bit funny, once again the US is conveniently apart from the UN. "This is why we do not want our allies to be shackled by guilt and shame. We want allies who are proud of their culture and of their heritage, who understand that we are heirs to the same great and noble civilization, and who, together with us, are willing and able to defend it. " Culture war BS, heh.

munich conference are painful to watch those in power at usa and eu simply refuse to learn or improve anything still pathetically cling on to delusion of proprietary

Same story in one of the playthroughs (on version 0301, PC). The rock is blown up, but the hammer doesn't land on the bench. True, this does not create a problem, you just have to plan from him to the bench.

im in the same boat!! so frustrating

"Thanks for posting! We do currently have this bug logged and is expected to be included in our next patch for fixes."

Might I suggest for future content we could find a new area where a glider squirrel resides. From gliding around it would drop resources like the crow does, allowinh us to craft some sort of glider squirrel armor. The glider squirrel armor would allow us to glider around the map instead of floating down with a tuft. We could go up high, or use some kind of launcher to allow gliding long distances, or a flying buggy that idlely follows us after we jump off it, allowing us to glide at high speed precision around the map!

I blew up the stone that held the mallet by the bench upright. At first it fell down and I was able to go up it. I did this before the latest hotfix update. I've recently noticed (after the hotfix update) that the mallet was back upright again, even though the stone that was holding it up is gone. So I'm unable to traverse it at the moment. I'm not sure if it's because of the hotfix; it could be the bug had already occurred beforehand but that I didn't notice it straight away. I play on xbox.

Hello, I would like to suggest a terrain terraforming mechanic, specifically allowing players to dig and create their own underground tunnels instead of relying only on predefined underground areas. Given the miniature scale and survival focus of Grounded 2, this feature could greatly enhance immersion, player creativity, and emergent gameplay. Core IdeaAllow players to modify the ground to create tunnels, burrows, shortcuts, and hidden bases. The goal is not full sandbox destruction, but controlled, rule-based digging that fits the survival design of the game. Gameplay MechanicsDigging Tools Basic shovel for loose soil Reinforced tools for clay and compact ground Advanced or endgame tools for deeper or harder terrain Different soil types would affect digging speed, stamina cost, and tool durability. Soil Types & Constraints Loose soil: easy to dig, but unstable Clay: slower to dig, suitable for underground bases Roots and rocks: obstacles that block or limit digging Infested soil: triggers hostile creatures Poorly supported tunnels could collapse unless reinforced with structures. Underground ThreatsDigging would attract underground creatures such as: Burrowing insects Large worms or centipedes Aggressive ant patrols The deeper or louder the digging, the higher the risk of encounters. Strategic UsesCreating shortcuts between biomes Escaping predators Building hidden underground bases Setting traps or ambush routes Some enemies could invade or destroy poorly defended tunnels. Balance ConsiderationsTo keep the system fair and performant: High stamina and durability cost Restricted zones (near story locations, bosses, or map limits) Depth limitations without advanced gear Chunk-based terrain saving to preserve performance Why This Fits Grounded 2Reinforces vertical exploration (surface and underground) Deepens survival and risk-reward decisions Encourages unique player-made worlds Terraforming would give players a stronger sense of ownership over the environment while staying true to the game’s survival identity. Thank you for considering this idea !

When playing Grounded 2, my HotPouch was auto-populating the "Any Food" slot with granola bars I wanted to save for later, so I replaced its binding with the food I wanted to use. When I went to re-assign the "Any Food" option to the same HotPouch slot later, I couldn't find an option for it anywhere! Assigning tags to HotPouch slots was always one of the most convenient parts of Grounded 1's UI. Losing that functionality is bothersome to say the least.

itch.ioNo ICE in Minnesota by jesthehuman and 651 othersNo ICE in Minnesota: 1439 items for $10.00 There are a few interesting titles, though also surprisingly many TTRPGs. https://hempuli.itch.io/baba https://hthr.itch.io/extreme-meatpunks-forever - beat 'em up action + VN, which I liked. https://peachykeengames.itch.io/calico - boring, but functional https://bucketdrumgames.itch.io/bitrat https://tngineers.itch.io/mudborne https://linker.itch.io/elephantasy - played the sequel, it was a somewhat difficult platformer-Metroidvania https://pd-cgt.itch.io/somnabuster2024 https://knifedemon.itch.io/brush-burial - my Steam wishlist, im-sim/stealth-action https://rocketadrift.itch.io/psychroma - my Steam wishlist, horror-puzzle https://devonwiersma.itch.io/lofty-quest https://zorkie.itch.io/quality-dreams-reasonably-priced - my Steam wishlist, management VN https://standing-cat.itch.io/nekomancer-of-nowhere https://glitch-creative.itch.io/optica https://crawlabeegames.itch.io/ale-aftercare

I picked up Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon on GoG and it's an enjoyable open world game. The crafting is better than Skyrim, that's for sure.

Finished MIO and did not like it. Started Ender Magnolia and the game is fantastic - the map is helpful, the bosses are diverse and challenging enough (the first ones at least; the difficulty is adjustable, though the default has been comfortable), the exploration is satisfying, the weapon NPCs and abilities are varied. It is also much lighter on platforming, which I appreciate, and the controls are comfortable (the targeted hook points are clearly highlighted and the hook ability is reliable). The visual design might be a bit less coherent - the MC's sprite is conveniently very bright and visible (the #0000FF coat is great), thus, clashes with the more detailed and grey NPCs and foes. Also started The Knightling. For some reason, the game has noticeable FPS drops in the city without any obvious visual indicators why, aside from more NPCs around.

Oh, you did mean the Himeno one. Yeah, I mean...it was gross, I guess, but I wasn't super engaged by that scene in general. A bunch of people drinking is always a good time to check out for a minute...or an hour, depending.

Was running along on my ant and fell through the ground somewhere near the sprinkler pipe up near the War-Torn Ant Nest. Couldn't find the unstuck command is it still part of the game, or will I just have to lose the contents of my backpack and give up?

Ive seen other posts like this in the past and now I'm having the same issue with the game telling me I need an "xbox network account". It was running fine and working 2 days ago (after update - ver 0.3.248.4411) All my other xbox games work perfectly fine. Im having this issue in both Grounded and Grounded 2! Is there any way to fix this? Thanks!

My wife and I play cross platform, her on Xbox hosting, and me on PC. When she presses the Emote button (D-pad Left) it crashes her game and kicks me from the server.

Alright, played through D2R normal, nightmare, and hell. Warlock is really fun to play, imo, but currently completely overpowered. Don't think the endgame ever felt this easy before, was mostly breezing through everything. Still, hope there will be more content in the future. None of the sequels got close to the D2 experience.

I remember reading unlimited zeal method somewhere before(maybe one of your older posts Boeroer) But unfortunately this is too cheesy and boring style for me(sure very powerful indeed). I think it was intended for knocked out party members but developers never fixed it. What about instant recovery weapons like stalker patience ? Can it be used to do double attacks in turn based? Anyone knows?

Goal nr.1 /2026 achieved I have the first game of 2026 behind me, Celestian Tales: Realms Beyond from GOG. I have been postponing playthrough of this RPG for a few years, because it was meant as a part of trilogy, but unfortunately, the Indonesian studio behind it was acquired by another company, and because the game underperformed the expectations of the new owner, the last game was cancelled :( . Because of that, the game has few small cliffhangers at the end. On the other hand, it offers few plot twists in connection to the first game, but the main premise is still the same. Your party of companions are here not to save the world, but you are helping them to get through their life struggles, and help them making their decisions.